Two Drives, one boot, one system; surprise

[gaf007]

Hello,
I have a two drive Windows 7 system. Some how I ended up with C: being an Active System drive (physical) and D: being an Active Boot drive (also physical). I need to make C: both the Active Boot and System drive. How do I do that without re installing or other drastic measures?

 

[nikorr]

Why do u need to do anything at all? Any problems?

 

[gaf007]

I have an SSD. I want to clone the existing C: drive (once it is both boot and system) and make the new SSD the new C drive. Even if I don't do this eventually I'll want to get a faster larger drive C:

 

[nikorr]

Can u post screenshot?

 

[gaf007]

Don't know how. I have a jpeg image but don't know how to insert it.

 

[nikorr]

Don't know how. I have a jpeg image but don't know how to insert it.

OK, make a free account at http://imageshack.us/ and upload the images.... Its really easy.

Don't make them larger than 150KB, that's enough to see detail. And use gif.

 

[gaf007]

Okay thanks and here it is
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/600/mydrives.gif/

 

[nikorr]

Sorry, but its only 22KB. Can't read it. Make it around 100KB

 

[gaf007]

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/10/mydrives.gif/


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

 

[nikorr]

Just clone the existing C: drive. What's stopping u?

But best would be clean install.

 

[gaf007]

Thank you but I was wondering how to make C my boot and System drive. If I take D out (I have a second PC) this machine won't boot. Maybe if I just take D out and run the repair disk.

 

[nikorr]

Change the boot order in BIOS